Kimberley Owen

Kimberley is a claimant catastrophic and serious injuries solicitor with over 20 years post-qualification experience solely advising injured individuals. She has a particular interest and expertise in injuries to the brain and spine, and limb amputations.

After studying law at the University of Bristol and Chester College of Law, Kimberley qualified as a solicitor in 1998. Since qualifying, she has spent nearly 20 years working in respected City of London law firms.

Member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers since 1998.

Kimberley’s cases are often the subject of media interest, with coverage including the BBC news and The Southend Echo. She has appeared on television and radio following settlement of high- profile cases (for example the Court of Appeal case of Jacobs v MIB).

Kimberley enjoys keeping fit, spending time with her young family and long walks with friends.

Kimberley achieved settlements in excess of £30m for her injured clients between 2015 and 2018. One of these cases, comprised a settlement in 2017 of £9m for a motorcyclist who sustained a severe traumatic brain injury and a spinal cord injury. Another case, comprised a settlement of £2.7m in 2018 for a young factory worker who suffered a below knee amputation in a road traffic accident. Kimberley was also the lead fee-earner in the Court of Appeal ruling of Jacobs v MIB [2010].